RIDE THE BEST FOR LESS
Welcome to Fibre Surf
Fibre Surf started with a desire to have the best possible boards without having to cough up the big dollars. We have a focus on blending super versatile board shapes with industry leading technology, and use the best materials available to produce these surfboards. This combination results in light weight, durable, high performance surfboards, so you can ride the best for less.
Like all surfers, I am always on the lookout for a new board, but I don't want to drop over a grand on a new surfboard, or over $3500 on a new top end SUP. The aim was to find super high quality boards at really great prices so that I could ride fun new boards on a more regular basis. Now you can do the same.
As the name suggests Carbon Fibre plays a big role in our boards to create unbelievable flex and memory. Our Flex-Tech Carbon Technology creates a controlled flex pattern that allows the board to load up into turns and then pop out of them, giving you greater snap and speed from your turns ... check out the range and I'll see you in the water!
PRODUCTS
WHY CARBON FIBRE?
Flex-Tech Carbon Technology
As the name suggests Carbon Fibre plays a big role in our boards to create unbelievable flex and memory. Our Flex-Tech Carbon Technology creates a controlled flex pattern that allows the board to load up into turns and then pop out of them, giving you greater snap and speed from your turns.
Carbon Fibre is extremely light and very strong so when used in critical areas of the board it serves a few different purposes. On the rails it controls the flex of the foam, on the stringer it creates rocker memory, and for the tail area it helps load up the board on those bottom turns. The tail area that can take a real pounding at times, so Carbon Fibre reduces the damage caused by leashes
cutting into rails, pressure dents, all while giving greater pop from every turn.
These boards will retain that "new board" feel, and stay feeling lively under your feet for much longer, like the day you first waxed it up.
